Euripides' IPHIGENIA AT AULIS Complete

Translated by E. Coleridge.

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Iphigenia: I know not, dear father mine, I know not of what thou art
speaking.

Agamemnon: Thou art moving my pity all the more by speaking so sensibly.

Iphigenia: My words shall turn to senselessness, if that will cheer
thee more.

Agamemnon: (Aside) Ah, woe is me! this silence is too much. (To
Iphigenia) Thou hast my thanks.

Iphigenia: Stay with thy children at home, father.

Agamemnon: My own wish! but to my sorrow I may not humour it.

Iphigenia: Ruin seize their warring and the woes of Menelaus!

Agamemnon: First will that, which has been my life-long ruin, bring
ruin unto others.

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